Office Building Time Machine
Granted, that movie would not be nearly as interesting as some others. But, you know. You work with what you have.
Anyway, you know that T and I play a game called “Celebrity Watch.” The game is: spot people who look like celebrities. If the other person agrees, you get a point. You get another point if that celebrity is current—they have a new CD, movie, tv show, criminal conviction, scandal, bigoted rant, etc. (You lose points if that celebrity lookalike is actually the celebrity.)
The other day, when I was entering the café downstairs, I passed Ozzy Ozbourne, c. 1991. And today, as I was leaving the café, I noticed Penn Jillette from about the same era was there, at a table.
Of course, I quickly glanced behind me to see if I had my 1991 ass, but no such luck.
Anyway, you know that T and I play a game called “Celebrity Watch.” The game is: spot people who look like celebrities. If the other person agrees, you get a point. You get another point if that celebrity is current—they have a new CD, movie, tv show, criminal conviction, scandal, bigoted rant, etc. (You lose points if that celebrity lookalike is actually the celebrity.)
The other day, when I was entering the café downstairs, I passed Ozzy Ozbourne, c. 1991. And today, as I was leaving the café, I noticed Penn Jillette from about the same era was there, at a table.
Of course, I quickly glanced behind me to see if I had my 1991 ass, but no such luck.
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